The Monument to Christopher Columbus is located at the end of Las Rambas, just beside the harbour. Designed by Gaietà Buïgas for 1888 World Exposition, it commemorates the discovery of America.
A lift inside this impressive 60meter monument allow you to climb to the top, offering great views of Barcelona. At the top, each of the windows indicates the main attraction when looking through it. Source: tourisminbarcelona

Clickair is Iberia’s low cost airline based in Barcelona airport (El Prat), and will start operating on March 1st 2007 with very competitive prices.
Currently, 26 routes will be operated by Clickair, 20 internationals (Amsterdam, Berlin, Bucharest, Budapest, Dublin, Frankfurt, Geneva, Helsinki, Lisbon, Munich, Naples, Oporto, Pisa, Prague, Rome, Venice, Verona, Vienna, Warsaw and Zurich) and 6 nationals (Jerez de la Frontera, Santiago de Compostela, La Coruña, Malaga, Sevilla and Vigo).
Clickair will compete with Ryanair, although Clickair will fly directly to Barcelona airport and when booking a flight, show final price (including taxes) from the beginning of the process, so check Clickair before getting your flights. Source: tourisminbarcelona

Lluís Domènech Montaner (1850 - 1923) , architect, potilitian and writer born in Barcelona. Registered as an architect in Barcelona in 1873. In 1875, became professor and director at the Barcelona’s School of Arquitecture (Escola d’Arquitectura de Barcelona).
Along with Antoni Gaudí, one of the representative of the Modernisme Català (Art Nouveau). His most famous works, the Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau and the Palau de la Música Catalana have been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Source: tourisminbarcelona

April 23rd is the feast of Sant Jordi (Diada de Sant Jordi), the patron Saint of Catalonia. The tradition is that the man buys the woman a rose and the woman buys the man a book, although this is not just between lovers, it is also between friends, workmates, … It is a very colourful day as you will see almost everybody carrying at least one rose.
Although Sant Jordi is not a bank holiday, city centre is totally packed with people walking around looking for books and roses or simply enjoying the atmosphere. As it is also Book´s day (Dia del Llibre) there are lots of bookstalls where you can even see writers signing their own books.
It is a very romantic day, although in recent years is getting more commercial, but still a very enjoyable day. Source: tourisminbarcelona

Located in Carrer of Angels 3 next to MACBA museum and Las Ramblas. Very small but gorgeous and romantic restaurant. Specially recommended for couples. Mediterranean and Andalucia food. Source: tourisminbarcelona